A frustrated John Terry (Chelsea 1 Spurs 2) lost his temper; I know how easy it is to let ones emotions boil over and allow the red mist to descend, in February I was preparing for an exam, a verbal one to one the examiner to date had always has the same master, so I was accustomed to her body language and lateral reasoning, however at short notice all the examiners were reassigned?. instead of adapting to change I lost the plot completely along with any ability to connect with people although I do have extenuating personal circumstances, but like Terry I lost any semblance of logical reason or thought soon to be replaced by rage and anger and in my case breakdown, p?ter les plombs to pinch a gallic phase. Terry and I possess the angry gene, the genes we inherit from are parents determine our levels of aggression, or dopamine balance, a chemical linked to the brain that triggers these irrational angry outbursts?..Terry?s outburst could not have been more expensive or disturbing, under the intense glare of England manager Fabio Capello, Terry was clearly out paced by both Defoe and Pavlyuchenko, using his arm to block the ball Terry conceding a penalty that Defoe wasted no time in converting, from then on it was all so predictable, one yellow for a lunge on Pavlyuchenko was quickly followed by a ugly challenge on Bale and off went Terry, by this time Chelsea had lost discipline and composure?

While Chelsea were throwing it all away at White Hart Lane, Sir Alex?s Man U with the aid of veteran midfielder Paul Scholes pulled off a injury time winner and in so doing put Man U right back in full view of the premiership title?..no wonder a grinning Val?s supping on a seriously humungous Ice Cream Soda?

Kayoko, it is not over yet, this weekend has proved that footy can be deceptively unpredictable, Man U and Chelsea have floundered already and could succumb to the high drama and intense pressures yet.